....ShaunT. what happened to this guy? seems like he just dropped off the face of the earth. had a few cam questions and thought I would ask him.
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He was selling cams that were ground at Bullet Cams but they were his specs if I'm not mistaken. He probably didn't get the memo that a new site was created.
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Originally posted by thesource View PostHe was selling cams that were ground at Bullet Cams but they were his specs if I'm not mistaken. He probably didn't get the memo that a new site was created.
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Originally posted by TENGRAM View PostThis is pretty much standard protocol for all custom cam designers. If I'm not mistaken Jay Allen has Comp Cams grind his; Ed and Buddy have companies that grind theirs.
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Originally posted by bcoopJet figured out who he was, and Shaun was apparently selling off the shelf grinds as custom cams or something along those lines.Ring and pinion specialist
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Originally posted by greenbullitt View Postto elaborate on this, he was mainly called out on who he was and couldnt back up his "race engine" building experience and took off.
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for the record, when i talked about going solid, he told me he wouldnt sell it to me unless he knew i had a 1.55 springs and retainers, a beefier set of rockers and a rocker girdle and solid lifters and fatter pushrods (i forgot what specs but he gave me specs on everything).. and I already have most of that stuff and he knew it. He was always really informative to me and i appreciate the knowledge he shared with me. Not that i know everything or whatever, but he certainly did warn me of how harsh the solid would be on my valvetrain and all that stuff. Not arguing or fighting, just throwin it out there.
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Originally posted by 5.0Thunder View Postfor the record, when i talked about going solid, he told me he wouldnt sell it to me unless he knew i had a 1.55 springs and retainers, a beefier set of rockers and a rocker girdle and solid lifters and fatter pushrods (i forgot what specs but he gave me specs on everything).. and I already have most of that stuff and he knew it. He was always really informative to me and i appreciate the knowledge he shared with me. Not that i know everything or whatever, but he certainly did warn me of how harsh the solid would be on my valvetrain and all that stuff. Not arguing or fighting, just throwin it out there.pinto gt with wood trim
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Originally posted by 5.0Thunder View Postfor the record, when i talked about going solid, he told me he wouldnt sell it to me unless he knew i had a 1.55 springs and retainers, a beefier set of rockers and a rocker girdle and solid lifters and fatter pushrods (i forgot what specs but he gave me specs on everything).. and I already have most of that stuff and he knew it. He was always really informative to me and i appreciate the knowledge he shared with me. Not that i know everything or whatever, but he certainly did warn me of how harsh the solid would be on my valvetrain and all that stuff. Not arguing or fighting, just throwin it out there.
He basically did the same thing for me. Sometimes it was a lot more information than I asked for or even cared to hear. He gave me spring specs and set up heights along with push rod suggestions. I took from my conversations with him that he was all about going with more than enough to make sure it didn't break. My car is far from fast but the camshaft did exactly as I asked. I tend to me a little on the conservative side so I didn't run a really loose convertor or a whole lot of gear so I could keep the rpms under 7000 rpms. It did just that and ran a 10.50 in the process.
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